# Natasha Singer
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Schools are catching onto tech’s playbook
For years, big tech companies have embedded their products into the classroom whether through Google's Chromebooks or computer science curricula developed by Apple or Microsoft. The industry pushed a generation of kids to foster coding skills with the promise of high-paying jobs. Now, those student…
Schools are catching onto tech’s playbook
For years, big tech companies have embedded their products into the classroom whether through Google's Chromebooks or computer science curricula developed by Apple or Microsoft. The industry pushed a generation of kids to foster coding skills with the promise of high-paying jobs. Now, those student…
Big Tech in Public Schools (with Natasha Singer)
Big Tech in Public Schools (with Natasha Singer)
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Natasha Singer: Big Tech Influence in Schools
Natasha Singer, reporter for the New York Times and author of the new book Coding Kids: Big Tech’s Battle to Remake Public Schools, joins the Lifelong Kindergarten podcast to discuss the growing influence of big technology companies in children’s education -- and the backlash against it. This is a …
Coding Kids
Ralph welcomes “New York Times” reporter Natasha Singer to discuss her new book, “Coding Kids: Big Tech’s Battle to Remake Public Schools.” Then, Ralph talks about Donald Trump’s midterm convention speeches and the latest impeachment drive with Constitutional law expert Bruce Fein.
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Big Tech's Education Playbook: Exposed (ft. NY Times journalist Natasha Singer)
What happens when Big Tech gets to decide what our kids learn?
Technology companies have worked their way into our schools—not just providing the devices and software, but influencing curriculum, training teachers, lobbying lawmakers, and shaping what educators are told our kids need to succeed.
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Hard truths about tech & schools
Justin Reich is a former high school history teacher, and an associate professor of digital media at MIT who hosts The Homework Machine, a podcast about AI in schools.
In this new interview, Reich describes how he no longer thinks device bans don’t work, complains about being inaccurately paraphras…
EPISODE 55: Pumpkins, Books, and Public Testimony
It’s episode fifty-freakin’-five, everyone…just don’t tell Helen’s mom! We are fresh off the Morton Pumpkin Festival weekend, and it was filled with rides, wristbands, runs, and parades. Jordan shares the exciting news that she will be facilitating an after-school club at her son’s elementary schoo…
What teachers & journalists need to understand about AI
While some educators and journalists are AI-savvy, most aren’t — even as the technology continues to grow. Even as some of them are writing stories about AI or teaching kids about AI literacy. So it’s a good thing that people like AI Edu’s Alex Kotran are around to help increase everyone’s familiar…
Tech Overtook Classrooms. Did It Improve Learning?
Chromebooks or iPads have become a core learning tool for many students, some as young as kindergarten. How did tech become so prominent in classrooms, and is it really helping kids learn? The New York Times’ Natasha Singer shares what she's found.
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